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Brunel University of London contextual offer checker

Enter your postcode and school and our free checker automatically looks up POLAR4 for you, then asks a few quick questions to work out whether you qualify for a contextual offer from Brunel University of London for 2027 entry.

Who qualifies

Everyone must

• Have 'home' (UK) fee status

Plus any one of these

• Live in a POLAR4 quintile 1 or 2 area (the 40% of areas where fewest young people go to university) from your postcode
• Have a disability, learning difference or long-term health condition
• Be care-experienced or a care leaver
• Be 21 or over when the course starts
• Have completed a recognised access or outreach programme (e.g. Sutton Trust, Realising Opportunities or the university's own scheme)
• Have caring responsibilities (a young carer, a parent or similar)
• Be estranged from your parents or guardians
• Have refugee, asylum-seeker or humanitarian-protection status (you or your family)
• Be from an armed-forces family, or be a veteran or service leaver
• Have been eligible for free school meals

Courses: Medicine isn't included. The checker answers for Brunel University of London as a whole, so check the policy for the course you're applying to.

How much lower is the offer?

Typically ABB → BBB (one grade lower).

Of the 105 Brunel University of London courses where we have both offers, 61 are one grade lower, 43 are two grades lower and 1 is three grades lower.

Summarised from Brunel University of London's published contextual offer policy. Meeting the criteria means Brunel University of London may make you a contextual offer, not that it will, and some courses (often medicine, dentistry and other heavily oversubscribed courses) have their own rules. Always check the university's own policy before relying on it. Data updated 5 November 2026.